The terms "hip" or "HIP" may refer to: The hip, a bone "Hip", a slang term Rose hip, the fruit of the rose Hot Isostatic Pressing Host Identity Protocol The Tragically Hip, a Canadian rock band Component of a roof. Other related archivesHip, Host Identity Protocol, Hot Isostatic Pressing, Rose hip, The Tragically Hip, fruit, hip, rock, rose

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Hip fracture, Hip fracture - Definition, Hip fracture - Incidence, Hip fracture - Pathogenesis/risk factors, Hip fracture - Classification types of fracture, Hip fracture - Fractured neck of femur, Hip fracture - Intertrochanteric fracture, Hip fracture - Natural history, Hip fracture - Clinical features, Hip fracture - Symptoms, Hip fracture - Signs, Hip fracture - Investigations, Hip fracture - Treatment, Hip fracture - Non-operative treatment, Hip fracture - Operative treatment, Hip fracture - Surgery for fractured neck of femur, Hip fracture - Surgery for intertrochanteric fracture, Hip fracture - Prognosis post operation, Hip fracture - Complications, Hip fracture - Of the injury, Hip fracture - Of surgery, Hip fracture - General medical complications

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Hip fracture - Symptoms. History of a provoking episode such as a fall or an accident. Pain in the hip region Made worse by moving the thigh Usually so severe the patient is unable to walk May radiate to the knee If pain in the hip existed before the fall the patient should be investigated for a Stress fracture or a pathological deposit in the proximal femur. The patient's general medical condition must be carefully assessed. It is often nece ...

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Hip fracture, Hip fracture - Definition, Hip fracture - Incidence, Hip fracture - Pathogenesis/risk factors, Hip fracture - Classification types of fracture, Hip fracture - Fractured neck of femur, Hip fracture - Intertrochanteric fracture, Hip fracture - Natural history, Hip fracture - Clinical features, Hip fracture - Symptoms, Hip fracture - Signs, Hip fracture - Investigations, Hip fracture - Treatment, Hip fracture - Non-operative treatment, Hip fracture - Operative treatment, Hip fracture - Surgery for fractured neck of femur, Hip fracture - Surgery for intertrochanteric fracture, Hip fracture - Prognosis post operation, Hip fracture - Complications, Hip fracture - Of the injury, Hip fracture - Of surgery, Hip fracture - General medical complications

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Abstract hip hop is a subgenre of alternative hip hop that differs from other hip hop music largely in the content of the lyrics. In stark contrast to gangsta rap, which deals with living in poor urban neighborhoods and real or imagined aspects of gang life, abstract hip hop deals with topics that usually have no association with the hip hop subculture. In fact, the lyrics know virtually no boundaries, ranging to the completely abstract (hence the name). Many see it as more of an experiment in the rappi ...

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Hip hop is a cultural movement encompassing four forms of expression: graffiti art, breakdancing, DJing and rapping. The latter two compose hip hop music, a popular style that was developed in the 1970s in New York City, among primarily African American and Puerto Rican audiences. For many years, hip hop remained known only in a few neighborhoods in New York, but it began to spread to nearby urban areas like Philadelphia and New Jersey. By the end of the decade, hip hop was kn ...

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• American hip hop - The East Coast
• American hip hop - Baltimore
• American hip hop - Boston
• American hip hop - New Jersey
• American hip hop - New York City
• American hip hop - Philadelphia
• American hip hop - Washington D.C.
• American hip hop - Midwest
• American hip hop - Chicago
• American hip hop - Cleveland
• American hip hop - Detroit
• American hip hop - Minneapolis
• American hip hop - Pittsburgh
• American hip hop - St. Louis
• American hip hop - The South
• American hip hop - Atlanta
• American hip hop - Houston
• American hip hop - Memphis
• American hip hop - Miami
• American hip hop - New Orleans
• American hip hop - The West and West Coast
• American hip hop - Denver
• American hip hop - Hawaii
• American hip hop - Los Angeles
• American hip hop - Oakland/Bay Area
• American hip hop - Oklahoma
• American hip hop - Phoenix
• American hip hop - Seattle

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Christian hip hop, originally Gospel rap, but also known as Holy hip hop, or Christian rap is a form of hip hop music that uses Christian-themed lyrics to express the songwriter's faith. Only during the 90's did the term Christian hip hop become descriptive of this type of music. Many mainstream hip hop artists include acknowledgements of faith, artists such as DMX, Nas and Tupac Shakur are not typically considered Christian hip hop, as the themes their of lyrics do not reflect religious faith. The audience is typically Christian, but can be used in ...

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• Christian hip hop - History
• Christian hip hop - Reaction
• Christian hip hop - Christian hip hop and rap artists

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Alternative hip hop or Underground rap is a style of hip hop music distinguished by beats, samples, and lyrics that differ from the general template of popular commercial hip hop. Positive lyrics are often a hallmark of alternative hip hop. Although some listeners may associate live instrumentation with alternative hip hop, this distinction is invalid because popular rap acts like J-Kwon use live instruments as well. Alternative hip hop artists generally have not achieved much or any mainstream success, although they are often ...

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• Alternative hip hop - The late 1980s
• Alternative hip hop - Early 1990s
• Alternative hip hop - The Underground Emerges
• Alternative hip hop - Genres related to alternative hip hop
• Alternative hip hop - Neo soul
• Alternative hip hop - The end of the 1990s
• Alternative hip hop - Post-2000 alternative hip hop
• Alternative hip hop - Sound samples

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Hip hop has been popular in Africa since the early 1980s due to widespread American influence. The first hip-hop group from Africa was Black Noise, a group from Cape Town, South Africa. They began as a graffiti and breakdance crew until they started emceeing around 1989. The government of South Africa's apartheid era tried to ban rap due to its part in the struggle for the freedom of all races. Later the government made hip-hop legal in 199 ...

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• African hip hop - External link

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In the normal anatomy of the hip joint, the thigh bone (femur) joins the hip in the hip joint, specifically the caput ossis femoris. The almost spherical end of the femur articulates with the hip bone acetabulum, a partly cartilaginous mold into which the caput neatly fits. It is important that the weight of the body is carried on the bony part of the acetabulum, not on the cartilage part, because otherwise the caput can glide out of the acetabulum, which is very painful. Such a condition also may lead to maladaptation of the respect ...

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Hip dysplasia, Hip dysplasia - Description, Hip dysplasia - Causes, Hip dysplasia - Detection, Hip dysplasia - Prevention, Hip dysplasia - Symptoms, Hip dysplasia - Treatment

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West Coast hip-hop, also known as California hip-hop or West Coast rap, is a style of hip-hop that originated in Los Angeles, California in the 1980s. It has since grown into a subgenre of hip-hop and has developed several creative epicenters, most of which are in California. These epicenters are: The greater Los Angeles area, Long Beach, the greater San Francisco area (also known as the "Yay" Area ), ...

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• West Coast hip hop - Origins and Early Success
• West Coast hip hop - The First Great Divide: East vs. West
• West Coast hip hop - The Second Great Divide: Commercial vs. Underground
• West Coast hip hop - The Third Great Divide: East vs. West again
• West Coast hip hop - West Coast Artists
• West Coast hip hop - West Coast Music Websites and Information

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Hip anatomy - Articulation. The hip joint is a multiaxial ball and socket synovial joint formed by the articulation of the rounded head of the femur and the cuplike acetabulum of the pelvis. It forms the primary connection between the bones of the lower limb and the axial skeleton of the trunk and pelvis. Both joint surfaces are covered with a strong but lubricated layer called articular hyaline cartilage. The cuplike acetabulum forms at the union of three pelvic bones and the joint may not be fully ossifi ...

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Hip anatomy, Hip anatomy - Anatomy of the hip joint, Hip anatomy - Articulation, Hip anatomy - Capsule, Hip anatomy - Ligaments, Hip anatomy - Blood supply and nerve supply of the hip joint, Hip anatomy - Muscles producing movements at the hip joint

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The Tragically Hip, The Tragically Hip - History, The Tragically Hip - Solo projects, The Tragically Hip - Members, The Tragically Hip - Discography, The Tragically Hip - Box Sets, The Tragically Hip - Video/DVD, The Tragically Hip - Trivia

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The Tragically Hip — often referred to simply as The Hip — formed in 1983. They took their name from a skit in the movie Elephant Parts by Michael Nesmith of The Monkees. They were signed by MCA in 1987 when Bruce Dickinson saw them perform live at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto, Ontario. Later that year they released the EP The Tragically Hip, though they were largely unrecognized until 1989's Up To Here. Up To Here established them as one of the best and most influential bands in Canada. In 1992, they created the Another Roadside Attraction festival, which ...

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The Tragically Hip, The Tragically Hip - History, The Tragically Hip - Solo projects, The Tragically Hip - Members, The Tragically Hip - Discography, The Tragically Hip - Box Sets, The Tragically Hip - Video/DVD, The Tragically Hip - Trivia

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X-ray of the affected hip usually makes the diagnosis; AP and shoot-through lateral views should be obtained. In the rare situation where a hip fracture is suspected but does not show on plain Xray a CT scan with 3D reconstruction may be helpful. In cases more than 7 days post injury a bone scan may reveal a cryptic fracture. As the patients most often require an operation, full pre-operative general investigation is required. This would no ...

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Hip fracture, Hip fracture - Definition, Hip fracture - Incidence, Hip fracture - Pathogenesis/risk factors, Hip fracture - Classification types of fracture, Hip fracture - Fractured neck of femur, Hip fracture - Intertrochanteric fracture, Hip fracture - Natural history, Hip fracture - Clinical features, Hip fracture - Symptoms, Hip fracture - Signs, Hip fracture - Investigations, Hip fracture - Treatment, Hip fracture - Non-operative treatment, Hip fracture - Operative treatment, Hip fracture - Surgery for fractured neck of femur, Hip fracture - Surgery for intertrochanteric fracture, Hip fracture - Prognosis post operation, Hip fracture - Complications, Hip fracture - Of the injury, Hip fracture - Of surgery, Hip fracture - General medical complications

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Current Rob Baker - guitar Gordon Downie - vocals, guitar Johnny Fay - drums Paul Langlois - guitar (1986-present) Gord Sinclair - bass Former Davis Manning - saxophone (1983-1986) ...

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The Tragically Hip, The Tragically Hip - History, The Tragically Hip - Solo projects, The Tragically Hip - Members, The Tragically Hip - Discography, The Tragically Hip - Box Sets, The Tragically Hip - Video/DVD, The Tragically Hip - Trivia

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Hip hop collaborations - #. 2Pac + 50 Cent: "Tha Realist Killaz" 2Pac + 50 Cent + Lloyd Banks + Young Buck: "Loyal to the Game" 2Pac + Dr. Dre: "California Love" 2Pac + K-Ci and Jo-Jo: "How Do U Want It" 2Pac + Notorious B.I.G.: "Runnin (Dying to Live)" 50 Cent + Baby Sham + Busta Rhymes + Rampage: "Wanksta (Remix)" 50 Cent + Bishop Don 'Magic' Juan + Snoop Dogg: "P.I.M.P. (Remix)" 50 Cent + Bravehearts + Nas: "Who U Rep Wit" 50 Cent + ...

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Hip hop collaborations, Hip hop collaborations - Within Hip-Hop, Hip hop collaborations - #, Hip hop collaborations - A, Hip hop collaborations - B, Hip hop collaborations - C, Hip hop collaborations - D, Hip hop collaborations - E, Hip hop collaborations - F, Hip hop collaborations - G, Hip hop collaborations - H, Hip hop collaborations - I, Hip hop collaborations - J, Hip hop collaborations - K, Hip hop collaborations - L, Hip hop collaborations - M, Hip hop collaborations - N, Hip hop collaborations - O, Hip hop collaborations - P, Hip hop collaborations - Q, Hip hop collaborations - R, Hip hop collaborations - S, Hip hop collaborations - T, Hip hop collaborations - U, Hip hop collaborations - V, Hip hop collaborations - W, Hip hop collaborations - X, Hip hop collaborations - Y, Hip hop collaborations - Z, Hip hop collaborations - Album collaborations, Hip hop collaborations - Cross-Genres

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The rhythm-focused "beat" in a hip-hop song refers to the sound of the music without lyrics over it. Hip hop music - Rhythmic structure. Beats (though not necessarily raps) in hip hop are commonly in a 4/4 time signature. At its rhythmic core, hip hop swings: instead of a straight 4/4 count (pop music; rock 'n' roll; etc.), hip hop is based on an anticipated feel somewhat similar to the "swing" emphasis found in jazz beats. Like the triplet emphasis in swing, hip hop's rhythm is subtle, rarely written as it sounds (4/4 basic; the drummer adds the hip hop interpretation) and is oft ...

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Hip hop music, Hip hop music - Hip-hop beats, Hip hop music - Rhythmic structure, Hip hop music - DJ'ing and Production, Hip hop music - Beatboxing, Hip hop music - Rapping, Hip hop music - History, Hip hop music - Musical impact, Hip hop music - Social impact, Hip hop music - Samples

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Hip hop music, distinguishable by its emphasis on rhythm and frequent inclusion of rapping, arose from the mixing of Jamaican and American music by the immigrant DJ Kool Herc in his block parties which started as early as 1970. Rapping is the hip hop equivalent of the toasting which could be found in Jamaican dub music at the same time. Herc would play the funk records that his audience demanded, but he invented the hip hop beat by isolating the "breaks" (the part in the song with only drums) from the rest of the s ...

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Hip hop culture, Hip hop culture - Influences, Hip hop culture - Origins, Hip hop culture - Elements of hip hop culture, Hip hop culture - Hip hop music, Hip hop culture - MCing, Hip hop culture - DJing, Hip hop culture - Beatboxing, Hip hop culture - Graffiti art, Hip hop culture - Breakdancing, Hip hop culture - Other elements

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Any fracture of the thigh bone close to the upper end or involving the hip joint is a hip fracture. In the vast majority of cases a hip fracture is a fragility fracture due to a fall or minor trauma in someone with osteoporotic (weakened) bone. So the subject of "Hip Fracture" sometimes includes the complex consequences of Osteoporosis. Synonyms. Most of the synonyms actually describe different types of hip fracture. All of these variations are important because each are treated differently.

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Hip fracture, Hip fracture - Definition, Hip fracture - Incidence, Hip fracture - Pathogenesis/risk factors, Hip fracture - Classification types of fracture, Hip fracture - Fractured neck of femur, Hip fracture - Intertrochanteric fracture, Hip fracture - Natural history, Hip fracture - Clinical features, Hip fracture - Symptoms, Hip fracture - Signs, Hip fracture - Investigations, Hip fracture - Treatment, Hip fracture - Non-operative treatment, Hip fracture - Operative treatment, Hip fracture - Surgery for fractured neck of femur, Hip fracture - Surgery for intertrochanteric fracture, Hip fracture - Prognosis post operation, Hip fracture - Complications, Hip fracture - Of the injury, Hip fracture - Of surgery, Hip fracture - General medical complications

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Hip-hop music, distinguishable by its emphasis on rhythm and frequent inclusion of rapping, arose from the mixing of Jamaican and American music by the immigrant DJ Kool Herc in his block parties which started as early as 1970. Rapping is the hip-hop equivelant of the toasting which could be found in Jamaican dub music at the same time. Herc would play the funk records that his audience demanded, but he invented the hip-hop beat by isolating the "breaks" (the part in the song with only drums) from the rest of the song. W ...

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Hip hop culture, Hip hop culture - Hip-hop, Hip hop culture - MC'ing, Hip hop culture - DJ'ing, Hip hop culture - Beatboxing, Hip hop culture - Graffiti art, Hip hop culture - Breakdancing

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